Neil Hamilton
Acting
Born September 8, 1899, Lynn, Massachusetts, USA
Neil Hamilton (born James Neil Hamilton; September 9, 1899 - September 24, 1984) was an American screen, stage, and television actor. During the 1920s and 1930s he was a popular leading man in films. Today he is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Commissioner Gordon on the Batman television series of the 1960s.
Filmography
- Vanished — Merrihew
- 1970Which Way to the Front? — Chief of Staff
- 1969Strategy of Terror — Mr. Harkin
- The Debbie Reynolds Show
- 1967Batgirl — Commissioner Gordon
- 1966Batman — Commissioner Gordon
- Batman — Commissioner Gordon
- 1966Madame X — Scott Lewis (uncredited)
- Hank
- 1965The Family Jewels — Attorney
- 1964Good Neighbor Sam — Larry Boling
- Profiles in Courage — Gov. John Winthrop
- The Cara Williams Show
- The Munsters — Malcolm
- 1964The Patsy — The Barber
- Kraft Suspense Theatre — Mr. Harkin
- The Outer Limits — Hilary J. Clarke, Richard Bellero, Sr.
- Bus Stop
- Mister Ed — Mr. Robard, Harvey Ainsworth
- 1961The Devil's Hand — Francis 'Frank' Lamont
- 1961The Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come — Gen. Dean
- Harrigan and Son
- Surfside 6 — Judge Denning
- The Aquanauts — Larry La Beau
- Bourbon Street Beat
- Hawaiian Eye — Jed Sutton
- Lock-Up
- Tightrope — Philip Purcell
- 77 Sunset Strip — John Harrington, Hamilton Rondave, Mr. Renaldo
- The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen — Senator Leander Rhodes
- Maverick — Archibald Vandergelt
- Perry Mason — Bertrand Allred, Henry Noble, Frank Livesey, Jim Ames, Fred McCormick, Grove Dillingham, Victor Billings
- The Real McCoys — Mr. Rogers
- Zorro — Don Hilario
- Telephone Time
- The Adventures of Jim Bowie
- The Gale Storm Show — Herbert Pascal
- 1955Code of the Underword — Capt. Brady
- That Wonderful Guy — Franklin Westbrook
- 1945Brewster's Millions — Mr. Grant
- 1944When Strangers Marry — Det. Lt. Blake
- 1943All by Myself — Mark Turner
- 1943Bombardier — Colonel
- 1943The Sky's the Limit — Navy Officer on Train (uncredited)
- 1942Secrets of the Underground — Harry Kermit
- 1942The Lady Is Willing — Charlie (uncredited)
- 1942Too Many Women — Richard Sutton
- 1942X Marks the Spot — John J. Underwood
- 1941Dangerous Lady — Duke Martindel
- 1941Father Takes a Wife — Vincent Stewart
- 1941Federal Fugitives — James Madison
- 1941King of the Texas Rangers — John Barton / Felix Hauptman
- 1941Look Who's Laughing — Hilary Horton
- 1941They Meet Again — Gov. John C. North
- 1940Pound Foolish — Stephen Lancaster
- 1940Queen of the Mob — First FBI Chief
- 1939The Saint Strikes Back — Allan Breck
- 1938Army Girl — Schuyler
- 1938Hollywood Stadium Mystery — Bill Devons
- 1937Lady Behave! — Stephen Dorchester Cormack
- 1937Portia on Trial — Earle Condon
- 1937Secret Lives — Lt. Pierre de Montmalion
- 1936Everything in Life — Geoffrey Loring
- 1936Parisian Life — Jaques
- 1936Southern Roses — Reggie
- 1935Honeymoon Limited — Dick Spencer Gordon
- 1935Mutiny Ahead — Kent Brewster
- 1935The Daring Young Man — Gerald Raeburn
- 1935The Keeper of the Bees — James 'Jamie' Lewis McFarland
- 1934Blind Date — Bob Hartwell
- 1934By Your Leave — David McKenzie
- 1934Fugitive Lady — Donald Brooks
- 1934Here Comes the Groom — Jim
- 1934Mr. Stringfellow Says No — Jeremy Stringfellow
- 1934Once to Every Bachelor — Lyle Stuart
- 1934One Exciting Adventure — Walter Stone
- 1934Tarzan and His Mate — Harry Holt
- 1934Two Heads on a Pillow — John C. Smith
- 1933As the Devil Commands — Dr. David Graham
- 1933Fast Workers — Actor in Film Clip (Edited from 'Laughing Sinners') (Archive Footage) (Uncredited)
- 1933Ladies Must Love — Bill Langhorne
- 1933One Sunday Afternoon — Hugo Barnstead
- 1933Terror Aboard — James Cowles
- 1933The Silk Express — Donald Kilgore
- 1933The World Gone Mad — Lionel Houston
- 1932Are You Listening? — Jack Clayton
- 1932Tarzan the Ape Man — Harry Holt
- 1932The Animal Kingdom — Owen
- 1932The Wet Parade — Roger Chilcote, Jr.
- 1932The Woman in Room 13 — Paul Ramsey
- 1932Two Against the World — David Norton
- 1932What Price Hollywood? — Lonny Borden
- 1931Command Performance — Peter Fedor / Prince Alexis
- 1931Laughing Sinners — Howard 'Howdy' Palmer
- 1931Strangers May Kiss — Alan Harlow
- 1931The Great Lover — Carlo
- 1931The Sin of Madelon Claudet — Larry Maynard
- 1931The Spy — Ivan Turin
- 1931This Modern Age — Robert 'Bob' Blake Jr.
- 1930Anybody's War — Red Reinhardt
- 1930Ex-Flame — Sir Carlisle Austin
- 1930Ladies Must Play — Anthony Gregg
- 1930The Cat Creeps — Charles Wilder
- 1930The Dawn Patrol — Major Brand
- 1930The Kibitzer — Eddie Brown
- 1930The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu — Dr. Jack Petrie
- 1930The Widow from Chicago — Georgie 'Swifty' Dorgan
- 1929A Dangerous Woman — Bobby Gregory
- 1929Darkened Rooms — Emory Jago
- 1929The Love Trap — Peter Harrington
- 1929The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu — Dr. Jack Petrie
- 1929The Studio Murder Mystery — Tony White
- 1929Why Be Good? — Winthrop Peabody Jr.
- 1928Don't Marry — Henry Willoughby
- 1928Hot News — Scoop Morgan
- 1928Something Always Happens — Roderick Keswick
- 1928Take Me Home — David North
- 1928The Grip of the Yukon — Jack Elliott
- 1928The Patriot — Crown Prince Alexander
- 1928The Showdown — Wilson Shelton
- 1928Three Week Ends — James Gordon
- 1928What a Night! — Joe Madison
- 1927Mother Machree — Brian
- 1927Ten Modern Commandments — Tod Gilbert
- 1927The Joy Girl — John Jeffrey Fleet
- 1927The Music Master — Beverley Cruger
- 1927The Shield of Honor — Jack MacDowell
- 1927The Spotlight — Norman Brooke
- 1926Beau Geste — Digby Geste
- 1926Desert Gold — George Thorne
- 1926Diplomacy — Julian Weymouth
- 1926The Great Gatsby — Nick Carraway
- 1925Men and Women — Ned Seabury
- 1925New Brooms
- 1925The Golden Princess — Tennessee Hunter
- 1925The Little French Girl — Giles Bradley
- 1925The Splendid Crime — Bob Van Dyke
- 1925The Street of Forgotten Men — Philip Peyton
- 1924America — Nathan Holden
- 1924Isn't Life Wonderful — Paul
- 1924The Side Show of Life — Charles Verity-Stewart
- 1924The Sixth Commandment — Robert Fields
- 1923The White Rose — John White
- 1919The Great Romance
- 1918The Beloved Impostor
Appearances as themselves (1)
- 1931Screen Snapshots (Series 10, No. 8) — Self